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The Kansas Association for Infant & Early Childhood Mental Health is an association of professionals in Kansas who are concerned with the emotional development of infants. KAIMH has three main goals:
- To encourage the realization that infancy is a critical period in the psychosocial/emotional development of individuals,
- To disseminate knowledge to its members as well as to combat the sense of isolation of those disciplines working in the infancy field,
- To provide information to the general public, which will enhance awareness and bring to public attention the psychosocial/emotional needs of children in the first years of life.
KAIMH is an affiliate of the World Association for Infant Mental Health.
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Advocacy/Funding Volunteers Wanted |
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Become a Member of our
Advocacy/Fundraising
Committee
If you are a KAIMH member who is looking for a way to become more involved in the work of your association, consider becoming a member of the KAIMH Advocacy & Funding Committee.
The core missions of the committee are: 1) to prioritize and energize the organization to effectively advocate for public policy issues that matter in the area of the social/emotional development of infants and young children; and 2) to identify and assist in applying for public and private dollars to fund the mission of KAIMH. The committee has co-chairpersons. They are Tiffany Smith-Birk/Berryton and Andi Kinlen/Hutchinson.
An initial meeting of the committee is being planned by teleconference in mid-July. This committee's work is critically important to the future of our association and to the infant mental health community in Kansas. It is also a great opportunity for members to become active and involved in KAIMH. If you would like to volunteer as a committee member, email your interest to
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KAIMH Members Invited to DC:0-3R Training |
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On July 15, at the Kauffman Foundation Conference Center in Kansas City, Missouri, KAIMH will co-sponsor an all day training program on the Diagnostic Classification of Mental Health and Development Disorders of Infancy and Early Childhood, Revised (DC:0-3R). The early bird registration fee for the training is $20.00, however, because you are a member of the KAIMH, you can attend for free.
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